Approaches to documenting medical events through spatial computing and graphical user interfaces allowing for review and analysis of the same

A non-transitory medium with instructions stored thereon that, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to perform operations comprising:

• receiving input that is indicative of a request, from an operator, to initiate recording of actions that are performed in response to a medical event that occurs in a given space;
• causing display of an interface that includes (i) a representation of a patient and (ii) a plurality of icons that are representative of personnel, medications, or equipment available in the given space;
• over the course of the medical event,
• recording, in a data structure, actions that are performed in real time through continuous recognition of interactions with the plurality of icons,
• wherein each interaction corresponds to a real-world action that is performed during the medical event, as recorded by the operator by interacting with an appropriate one of the plurality of icons, and
• wherein each interaction is represented, in the data structure, with
• (i) an indication of the real-world action, and
• (ii) a time stamp that indicates when the operator completed that interaction;
• and
• adjusting the plurality of icons presented on the interface based on an analysis of (i) digital images that are generated by a camera that monitors the given space, (ii) data that is available from an inventory system, or (iii) data that is available from an access management system, so as to dynamically reflect changes in the personnel, medications, or equipment in the given space.